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Operating Systems AIX Create pdf printer queu Post 302408877 by jgt on Tuesday 30th of March 2010 06:12:18 PM
Old 03-30-2010
If your output is from your AIX program is Postscript then you can directly use ghostscript to convert the PS to PDF in a local printer queue. If the output is plain text, then I can help you converting it to Postscript.
 

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SAM2P(1)						      General Commands Manual							  SAM2P(1)

NAME
sam2p - program to convert raster images to postscript, pdf, and other formats SYNOPSIS
sam2p [options] infile outfile sam2p [options] jobfile DESCRIPTION
This manual page documents briefly the sam2p command. It was written for the Debian distribution because the original program does not have a manual page. The complete documentation can be found in /usr/share/doc/sam2p/README.gz sam2p is a program that converts many raster (bitmap) image formats into Adobe PostScript or PDF files and several other formats. The images are not vectorized. sam2p gives full control to the user to specify standards-compliance, compression, and bit depths. sam2p can operate in two modes: one-liner mode and job mode. In job mode the user has to write a ``job'' file which specifies the conver- sion parameters and allows full control of all aspects of the final output. This manpage deals only with one-liner mode, see /usr/share/doc/sam2p/README.gz for details on job mode. EXAMPLES
To convert an image file to .eps, use: sam2p infile.gif outfile.eps The output format is guessed from the file extension. Optionally, the output format also can be specified as option or as prefix to the output file. For example, the following commands produce postscript level 3: sam2p infile.gif psl3:outfile.ps sam2p -ps:3 infile.gif outfile.ps sam2p can include its own (zip and lzw) decompression filter in Postscript files, allowing better compression than normally supported by Postscript level 1: sam2p -1 -c:zip infile.gif outfile.ps sam2p -1 -c:lzw infile.gif outfile.ps OPTIONS
-1, -ps:1, psl1: produce Postscript Level 1 -1c, -ps:1c, pslc: produce Postscript Level 1 with the CMYK and `colorimage' extension -2, -ps:2, psl2: produce Postscript Level 2 (default for postscript) -3, -ps:3, psl3: produce Postscript Level 3 -pdf:b0, pdfb1.0: produce PDF version 1.0 (BI inline image) -pdf:b2, pdfb1.2: produce PDF version 1.2 (BI inline image) (default for PDF) -pdf:0, pdf1.0: produce PDF version 1.0 (XObject image) -pdf:2, pdf1.2: produce PDF version 1.2 (XObject image) -e:0, -e:none don't scale -e, -e:1, -e:scale scale image to fit page -e:rot, -e:rotate scale and rotate image to fit page (default if output filename has .ps extension) -m:dimen set all page margins to dimen dimen can have one of the following units (as in TeX): bp, in, pt, pc, dd, cc, sp, cm, mm -m:spec:dimen set spec margin(s) to dimen (spec can be l, r, t, b, v (top and bottom), h (left and right)) -m:dpi:res set output EPS or PDF to resolution res dpi -c:none, -c:lzw, -c:zip, -c:rle, -c:fax, -c:dct, -c:jpeg select compression type (support depends on output format) -j:quiet print only error and fatal error messages, suppress warnings, notices etc. Must be put at the beginning of the command line to sup- press initial banners, too. -- If not the last argument: treat all further arguments as files (required if a filename contains a colon or starts with a minus) If the last argument: use input filename as output filename (i.e. overwrite input file). SUPPORTED FILE FORMATS
Input formats: PNM, PBM, PGM, PPM, XPM, GIF, LBM, TGA, PCX, JPEG (requires djpeg from package libjpeg-progs), TIFF (requires tifftopnm from package netpbm), PNG (requires pngtopnm from package netpbm), PS, EPS, PDF (require ghostscript) Output formats: XWD, BMP, PNG, TIFF6, JPEG, PNM, GIF89a, XPM, PS (levels 1,2,3), EPS (levels 2,3), PDF (1.0 and 1.2) For some formats, sam2p supports transparency. See the README file for more info. SEE ALSO
The program is documented fully in /usr/share/doc/sam2p/README.gz AUTHOR
sam2p was written by Szabo Peter <pts@fazekas.hu>. This manual page was written by Stefan Fritsch <sf@sfritsch.de>, for the Debian project (but may be used by others under the terms of the GNU General Public License, Version 2). Januar 23, 2005 SAM2P(1)
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